| Ref No | WIA FC/1923/7/155 |
| Title | Warburg, Aby to Warburg, Mary 31/03/1923 |
| Writer | Warburg, Aby, styled 'Pehm Petich Pfater Vattinke' |
| Place1 | Kreuzlingen |
| Recipient | Warburg, Mary, styled 'M'rieken' |
| Place2 | [Hamburg] |
| Date | 31/03/1923 |
| DateNote | FC |
| Format | manuscript |
| Contents | he is not really well, does not like the social events and work is very strenuous; medication has been reduced, one Pantopan in two weeks after the long time of having been poisoned by opium; Nurse Lydia is getting ever more cheeky now that Fr. Wieland has left; does not like the new stationery from Barnbrock; hopes that Max Adolph brings him two blocks of headed paper; is not yet certain when he will lecture, but wants to get rid of the pressure by April 21st; wants to lecture on a Saturday evening to make it possible for people from Constance to attend the lecture, as well as Hahn and Richter from Salem; is very pessimistic about it all, thinks that it cannot end well; if only Mary or Embden would attend!; Saxl suffers from sleeplessness, he smokes too much; does the library have [H. R.] Voth's book on snake ceremonials of 1903?; suggests where Mary could find the offprints of Warburg's Alexander article: the glassfronted library cupboards [Falltürschränke']; is happy to hear that Cassirer will lecture in Zurich, but fears that a conversation with Cassirer will be a great strain on Warburg's nerves; orders garters, but Mary has to make them herself; orders thin white elastic band for the letter folder of his late mother; mentions an article by J. Walter Fewkes on Snake Ceremonials [should be 'Tusayan Snake Ceremonies'], published by Smithsonian Institution; what is Wolfgang Kautzsch's profession?; is not looking forward to Easter Sunday, it will be a cheerless day; Saxl has an optimistic view of people, does not accept Warburg's judgment on the saga with the abdominal trusses; Warburg is certain that he is not treated in Kreuzlingen because the doctors want him to die; he needs to return to his home country; greetings to Detta [Marietta Warburg], Max Adolph, Federchen [Frede Warburg], 'Bücherstube' [library staff]; [Heinrich] Embden neither replies to Saxl nor to Warburg |
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| DS/UK/955 | Warburg; Mary, née Hertz (13/10/1866-04/12/1934) | 13/10/1866-04/12/1934 |
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